Kuwait’s Jazeera Airways has announced the resumption of commercial flights to and from Jeddah via Qaisumah Airport in Saudi Arabia, with three weekly services starting on 7 April 2026.
Chief executive Barathan Pasupathi said the Jeddah flights will operate on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. The move reflects the airline’s commitment to maintaining air links between Kuwait and key regional destinations during the current exceptional circumstances, according to a post on the Kuwait News Agency’s Facebook page.
He said the Jeddah route will support passenger travel and the continued movement of essential goods, ensuring uninterrupted connections between the two countries. Jeddah is a major Saudi gateway serving a wide range of travellers with cultural, economic and religious ties.
Resuming the route provides an important connection for essential travel, including family visits, business and Umrah. He stressed that the airline remains focused on keeping Kuwait connected to the world, supporting communities and ensuring reliable transport for people and goods.
He added that, following the launch of operations from Dammam and Qaisumah airports, Jazeera Airways is serving more than 1,000 flights to over 25 destinations, alongside substantial air cargo capacity, through 30 April 2026.
Passengers were urged to review the latest travel requirements and ensure they hold all required documents, including Saudi Arabian transit visas, before travelling. The airline said bookings are available through its website and mobile app.
To view the Kuwait News Agency post, click here.
